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BALTIMORE, Nd, March 22--virginia skies past
due coupons. 6;11 do. new threes. 643a bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March - Cotton higher.-m mid
dnf sy F fs siaSs sss No
Einter red, spot IS May june. S0S
$780, ssser and s
45sa4S March sshsd AREi eassn and fa1Es
4 asyeEsoahern and Pennsyivsnia 31ss western
white :3tia:lS; western mixed 34a:SS. Rye frm and
quiet. 5ss60. Provisions nolnnaily nrn ana quiet
'53al "a. other articles unchanged. Freishts 70
i isSd1: grain, 3Ssshd. Receipts-1onr, E,3Sj
barrels: wheat 500 bushels corn lS9 l00 bushels;
oats, Ii 90 bushels Shpments.no9r ;;T barrels
saies.wSeat. 200 bushels: corn. 64.IOO bushels
TEE KAIs.as BIET1DAp Y ANyassAEYI a non
brate the birthday anniversary OF the emperor
were the King and Queen OF ROumanfa, the Crown
Prince of Denmark, the King and Queen OF Saxony
and Prince Louis, OF Bavaria. The emperor In the
afternoon gave a special audience to foreign en-
voys, headed by Mgr. Galimbert- Afterward there
WAS q state dinner TO royalties. CROWDS Surged
Inter den Linden all day, watching the progress Of
the decorations. The torchlight procession OF
students last night was Ike scene from fairy
land THE palace was brilliantly Illuminated To-
DAY the formal celebrafa0n begins.
Sir James Ferguson, in the house OF commons
last night said he hoped to lay upon the table be-
forss Easter dispatch from the United states
government relating TO the fisheries dispute.
The democrats Of the Virginia assembly held
caucus last night, Which lasted three hours All
OF the speakers insisted that sometmng snoaia De
III vsnnfesii has bean definitely appointed
20 succeed Cardinal Jacob1nt - papal secretary
Of state
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MAYOR HARRISON EXPRESSES HIS FEAR OF ANARCHY
BIDuDSIEn.

MD BIUNiNIfIL
telegram from Chicago. Ill, March II, says:
Eastern people VIII &c: some idea or the FEELING
that obtains here in regard To the anarchists IRON
some remarks made to-day 10y Mayor Harrison.
The mayor was explaining TO interviewer his
reasons for refusing a denomination Il am sixty
TWO years Old, he said "a life Of quiet for few
years may give me happy and vigorous Old age.
terrible strain during the next Two years may
make me a dcc-cpit NaletgIinar1aa. / cannot get
VIII have some terrible trouble In this city the
next TWO years II the supreme court gives the an
archtstS new trial Judge Garry naa told Inc
they could never have another TRIAL; They could
not get a jury. The men would give out that they
We're indicated, and on the other hand, " they
were hung We may Staye conclusions. have been
successful In being ahe 10 queil al disturbances
with The police. The future may develop 5ume-
thing different IL should be elected MAY 6r again
L should ieel that | would not dare to be away
from Chicago where a half days ride could not
bring me home
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Cleary,s Curious Safe.

he KEPT THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN LITTLE TIN BOX.
NEW YORK, March 22.
After the meeting he asked the other aldermen
the object OF the meeting. They said it was to
keep other lawyers from getting out another in
junction. To question from Mr.. Shafer III he had
ever received or been promised or had agreed to
receive anything for his vote on the Broadway
franchise, Cleary replied, 'oh, no, sir! No man
could ever say that"
years. All he had to do on November was to
take the money out OF his safe and take 1t to Mr.
Walkers Office, In the same building, when he
paid Sl1 800 in cash and a 81 900 check. DO not
remember where he got the check.
TO Juror Curry--Cleary said he could not remem-
Der whether he deposited the identical bills re-
ceived from the East River bank on November D.
1885, when he found that he had drawn too much.
He presumed he took four One-thOuSand-dOllar
bills out of his safe on that day.
HIS ''SAFE" WAS A TIN BOP.
To Juror COmStOck Cleary said his little safe was
a tin box, which he kept locked up in a trunk in
his room in the Equitable building. This created
sensation, Cleary had testified that he always
had many thousands OF dollars In bills in his safe
MI. Shafer exclaimed, ''Send for it! Send for ii!
An freshman who keeps his money In tin box is
suspicious"
A messenger was sent for the 'safe."
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THE BUFFALO CALAMITY.
The Hotel Walls Pulled DOWn-AnOtheF
Death and Other Victims Dyin4.


BUFFALO, March ga large force OF men were
kept busily at work all the forenoon pulling down
the most dangerous portions OF the Richmond
hotel walls. No effort was made to ind the bodies
supposed to be still In the debris, as 1t is not safe
for the men to work near the crumbling walls
AS soon as the walls can be razed,
however the work Will be resumed
The streets continue TO be crowded with people
and the rain continues unabated. Even rain and
snow has had no effect on the crowd. With one
one or two exceptions the injured persons at the
hospitals are reported as doing well. Mary Nolan,
who is at the Sisters hospital Is not expected to
live through the day. Maggie Mulrick is also very
low. All the patients at the general hospital win,
it Is thought recover. Clinton BidweH still i'm
proves and there are no fears that his injuries will
be fatal.
Mrs. W. J. Mann, wife Of one of the
proprietOrs of the Richmond, and mother
OF the little Jennie, who died on SUM-
day, is still lying in precarious condition. 1t was
feared that she could not last through the night,
but this morning She was still alive and there was
some hope for her recovery. MIR. Manns condition
is also more serious than it has been.
MIR. Ward Whelan, OF New York, who was
injured in the fire. died at the hospital last night
at 1890 O'Clock. bis breast bone was broken,
causing internal injuries which resulted in death.
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Lawton Loved a Widow.
HEMADE OVER TO HER SOME OF HIS PROPERTY BEFo1


HE FLED
NEW YORK, March 22.-Messrs Hawesworth and
Rankine counsel for the Burke Oil and Chemical
Company Walter T. Lawton's latest vic
tim, admitted this morning that his cli-
ents had become seriously involved by
their over-confidence In Lawton, who had real
tied on their paper to considerable extent.
LawtOn, it now transpires was entangled with a
rich widow, and only the day before he left Coun-
sellers Thompson and Ackley recorded q deed
making over TO her some OF LawtOns New Jersey
property.
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WaslAington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day
+ S;,e.s 5$aa Zoos. isS sargsssssy: III
Iask bid $50 asked. Metropolitan rsilrosd stock
i90 BID. 10lH ssksd M,snili,E,on Gas, Al. bid
bid. Columbia Insurance. l4h bid, las. asked.
Riggs Insurance SA bid, asked n, Washington {.
Hsnssi BanS no bid Ssaona Metropoitan bank.
$50 bid banners and Mech aDia 5aIs eo1ge
BID; second National Bank, l2o 30, bic. Great
liz bid. Penn Tel, Co.. Al bid. 42.s asked
Chesapeake and Pot. Tel. Co. S4A bid, 50
asked w. I. 1. LIST mortgage bonds. "a bid.
Bull Bun Panorama stock. 81 bid. Columbia Title
Insurance, bid, asked.
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THE REPORT ABOUT THE PROMINENT SENATOR, COUNT
SALA AND THE STATE DEPARTMENT..
It was authontatively stated at the state de-
partment to-day that there is not the slightest
foundation for the published report that prom-
nent Senator had asked for the recall OF Count
Sala, OF the French legation, for reasons of a
ScandalOuS nature. The report was characterized
Us cruelty unjust and untrue.
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NHOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BRIDGE
(M) STREET.
BY virtue of q deed of trust dated October 16, -
1874 recorded in Iiber No 7G2 folio 32S. will eJ
1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK p M. in front of the prem
ises part of original Lot No. 8, Georgetown, D. c.,
fronting Pa feet Bridge ( street. with depth of
l29 feet to vide alley being the premises Nos Pill
story and attic brick building, with brick stable in
rear and the free use forever Of said alley The store
has fine proof bank vault, the location is in the
business heart of the town. and the place formerly
the National Bank of Commerce.
Terms Of sale: Onethird CASH residue in two equal
payments at one and two years. with interest to be
cured by deed OF trust purchaser at his option,
pay all in cash 1t is preferred however to leave
least one half upon the property.
Sale Is positive and the attention desiring
q good investment is specially invited All taxes to
June 30 1887 will be paid and the title is considered
mh22-d&ds FRED. W. JONES, Trustee
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Travellers, Guide.

PENHA. EoUrE-R and T.. station 9TH and B streats
-tor New iork. fhIiaaeiplis aud .lie East 20 ..
$40 (li,nIted erlressl, aud IL Is am- l.. 30 -
Congressional hi.s), ID. 10 and III 20 foe
New York on SUNDAY, 8 am, $50, >, (Concrcs-
capo. Cincinnati. st Louis. fittsburg and the West
300 an. tsst hne). daily Ia Cincinnati and ST
Chicago limlted) daily. Wesiera EXpress. x: 10 D.
IN. Gaily with through sleeers u Chicago and 81.
Snd and sf the sdnsh and % G aS y t sna sc
pm. daily, exceSn SUNDAY. For BALTIMORE. 6,sI5.
Ia, " $40 thmitee en.'ressl, 3;.,o ana II 3
ana III 10 II 80, Is, . 10. 10 and III 80
daily, except Sunday. For Ann.f,lis, -. H. ~ 80,
Alb AID q pan daily. except SUNDAY sunday, y
ester. Buaalo and Niaars. 10 am daily except s.tur-
day. FOR willamsI,ort, Lock Haven aud klmra %
81 c aSB es0f RorTration Corner New Jersey
CAST hmited and 10 10 Pm daiis. ior cincinnati IT,
pcsroii IL pa a .st and IS pm . si.
Baltimore. week days. >, 80 q 40, 3D. 4 80 and
10 :05 am, IL 40, 10 10 uetrsinl 3 ~,
s s,aa .S 49, IS ss SO 81 s 70 apd O. q 80
30 % NO > 40; a., -. 81. AID II %
+" way ststions betysen M.shinFton aud
Baltimore, 8. GAO. 30 am IL TO- $50, 40 8 a
40 AZ, aud N 30 pm For stationson kl.tropoi.
tan Branch, q 40 am except sunday, 40 and -
day stops 1t all stations for FREDERICK 40 III a :
Am. 40 IA daily. except Sunday For Hsserstown.
s and an sss .s sspss
For local points between Washington aud tiaithers-
burg 93o ana. L. 80. and II 81 pm daily except
Wilinnston and Phi.delphia, 80 a m. z 10 N.
intermediate points between Baltimore and Whining
ton, 3:l5 pam daily, except Sunday.
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED OF HARRY L. ADAMS,
about 40 years of age feet or 10 inches medium
build dark hair and mustache, eyes dark gray and
somewhat sunken bald on front OF the head. dressed
III black diagonal coat pantaoons and vest blue beaver
oyercoat, black velvet collar, fe soft black felt hat.
ANY one having information of the whereabouts of
said III. L. Adams Will be literally rewarded by
seEdng the same to ACDEVIrT'S Detective Agency,
sos Pennsylvania NV. 1t
(NVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
Sand Answers. Send O cents to book stores to
S. W. FLYNN, A. NJ. Ivy Institute,
mh19-1ms s. W. Cor Sth and h SITS. NV.
WANTED A GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION
w and culture good standing desires the acquant-
ance of cultivated and refined young ladies, residing
IN Washington references exchanged Address w.
star office mhl9-Sts
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
~ us We are now prepared to pay full value for
Gents Secondhand Clothing Address or call at
JUSTH'S Old Stand. GIG st. NV mh14-4m
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THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MARCH
TWENTY-FOURTH. TWENTY-FIFTHa and
TWENTY-SIXTH
AtELEvEN AM EACH DAY,
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

VTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
ON 9 STREET, BETWEEN 21ST AND I'D
SIkEETS WEST AND ON list STREET NORTH
WEST, BETWEEN AND STREETS.
Dt virtue OF deed of trust dated April -, A ~
- 100 L, duly recorded in Liber No. 96S Folio ~
Los. CT seq one of the land records Of the Dis -
uact OF Columbia and at the written request OF the
promises. on MONDAY. THE TWENTY-EIGHLH
PAY OF MARCH. AID. 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm l.,
t following described real estate to wit Lots let
o. lSts = and 23 in square So also the north hall OF
and District Of Columbia
Terms of sale: One-haf of the purchase meney-on
each lot to he paid in cash. and the balance in notes
Per annum from day OF sale secured by deed OF trust
on the premises sold all cash at the purch2serG
uon deposit OF $4,000 will be required each los
at time of sale.
II terms Of sale not complied with within ten
GAYS we trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
ery az the risk aud cost Of the defaulting
the city aud District aforesaid.
All cOnveyancing and recording at purchaser scoet.
EDWARD 3. WESCOTT, Trustee.
1907 Penlla. ave- NV.
WILMER w. WETZEI. Trustee,
214O st. NV.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
mhl4-16.
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THE INvEsrIe ALTON OF THE DEPARrNENTs.-sena
tor Cockrell. chairman OF the Senate committee Il
investigate the management OF the different ex
ecutive departments, has commenced his eXami
nations with the uptown departments, sending
requests to the respective heads asking for infor
nation as to the condition OF public business the
needs as regards clerical force, the methods OF
transacting business. &C. He called H at the Wal
department to- day and had an interview with Ad
tutant General Drum on the SUBJECT.
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Speaker Carlisle, Senators Cockrell, Bate and
Edmunds, Representatives. Wise. Rice, (Minn.
curtin and Caine, Consul General Phelan al
Halifax, and Commander Yates Stirring.
WANTS TO REDUCE THE SILVER SURPLUa-The
Treasury department sin receipt OF a letter from
New York farmer stating that having noticed
publications to the enect that the silver vaults OF
Treasury are filled to overiiowing, and that II Ii
Impossible to store away any more, that he would
willingly take charge OF about 81 600 OF the over.
flow, and is competent to put it TO good use.
BILL FOR INJUNCTION Against THE DISTRICT
Henry J. Gray to-day filed q bill against the Dis
trict to enJoin the latter from setting up and
claiming Meridian avenue, between Crescent
street and the extension OF 18th street. as a pub
lie street and from interfering with his posses
sion OF certain ground claimed by him
RANGE OF THE THERNoMErRR-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: q.
NJ. 33; am, 35; ]! am, 30: 2p.m, q; maxi
mum, 43; minimum. FL
An INTERSTATE CONTROVERSIAL special from
Columbia, S. c.. says: "a dispute over the kidrap-
ing OF a criminal is now in progress between
Georgia and south Carolina. +. A Blackwo0d
committed forgery In Georgia and fed to Aiken
s. c. Two Augusta officers went to BlackwOOds
house in the night and, without reQuisition for.
chilly conveyed him into Georgia Gov. Richardson
has telegraphed Gov. Gordon to have all proceed
ings stayed until an investigation Is had. Black
wood has confessed his crime, but Gov. Richardson
will institute proceedings against the Georgta
Officers for kidnapping.
AGAINST COERCION IN IREI.AHD.-A large meet
ing was held at Cooper Union, New York, last
night to protest against coercion Ia Ireland Chas
A. Dana presided. Gov. Lee. OF Virginia; Samuel
j. Randall, s. r. Cox, Roscoe C0nkhng, and many
Others sent letters approving OF the meeting.
SENATOR SABfN SUED.-HenTy h Porter and Ran.
som L Cable nave commenced suit I'm Chicago
against Senator Sabin, the former for 500 600 and
the latter for for the loss OF their stock IL
the Northwestern Car company, owing 70 Senator
Sabln's mtsmanaeement or the concera-
CLEARYs NEAT LIgILE IEcOMR-In the trial OF
ex-Adefman Cleary. In New YO9k, yesterday, the
most interesting testimony was that OF Cieary
himself, who denied all knowledge OF the s'con-
bine," and said he never attended any OF the
meetings. He caused much surprise when he
stated he could save 500 month out of his
income.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
Il OFFICE A. G. s., WASHINGTON BARRACKS, DC,

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
OFFICE A. q. s.. WASHINGTON BARRACKS, DC,
March 18th, 1857.
conditions with copy OF this advertisement attached
NOON, on WEDNESDAY. APRIL TWENTIETH,
presence of bidders for furnishing and delivering the
frest Beef required by the Subsistence DEPARTMENT,
Army, ut this post for issues troops thereat
during the fiscal year commencing July LIST. 1887:
PROPOSALS for Fresh Beef" and addressed to the
undersigned The Government reserves the right to
reject any all prOpOaals Blank proposals giving in
formation as to conditions quality Of beet, payment,
TO this Office
c. IS. sATTERLEE, LIST 1t. r. O. NJ Sd Art, AC.s.
mh2l ~ ap67,1S,19.
DROPOSALS FOR SCHOOL FURNITURE.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., March 10TH 1887.
Sealed proposals, addressed to the Commissioners
OF the District Of Columbia will bs received at this
the THiKTIETH DAY OF MARCH, 1887, for fur.
nishing the District OF Columbia with twcnty-eight
hundred and eighty (2SSO) Pupils Desks, with Ink
T sS s s a1a Desks s snd
ders will be required to bid for all furniture delivered
III school buildings aud for pupils desks to be screwed
70 oors and 70 bid separately for each size of pupils
desks all furniture subject to inspection and approval
the right is reserved To reject all parts of
bids. Nine hundred and sixty $500 Pupils Desks.
sixteen 1 Teachers Desks and xteen (16) Teachers
July, 1887: nineteen hundred and twenty 1920
thrtytwo l32) Teachers Tables will be required on
or before the first day OF september, 1887.
SUPERINTENDENT OF Public School, Franklin School
Building. 18th aud sts nw.' wGshiHngtSn, %; c.
President Board Commissioners. DC
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BrsHors CAxruoRrs.

An Exquisite Toslsa Artia,e for ohapped and Rough
Beautifully Suooth Soft xndCiear nvuluaiAo 10 ever
1oilet Price 20 cents. Try it. Guaranteed 10 slys
perfect yatlaessou. fvr at some Of the
DIug Ssorss snd b. the IrOprsefor.
/. G. BISHOP. Druggist
:s1l-Sa 7So esh q. CO. Il AAI
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Titus, Sentence COMMITTED.

THE BOARD OF PARDONs ALLOWS HIM TO GO TO
PRISON FOR LIFE.
TRENTON, n. j., March 22.-The court Of par
donS to-day cOmmuted the sentence OF JanitOr
Titus who was to be hanged for the murder Of
Tillie Smith, to Imprisonment for life.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
mh14-16, 1S,2,24
8. PRATT SONS
IA INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 40 9TH ST. NV.


No. 42O 9TH ST. NV.
AUCTION SALE OF THAT MAGNIFICENT BUSI-
Mss PROPERTY AT THE NORTHEAST COZ
NEST LATELX 0CO!ifIERRY I4NS3IA Hall X
BUILDING, BEING ALL OF LOTS NUMBEkEO
THkEE az AND FOuk l4) AND PART OF LOT
HtvE 20, IN SQUARE NUMBERED EoUh HUN,
WASHINGTON, DlSTkRT OF COLUMBIA
This property, by far the mist valuable unimprOye
business site in this city, fronting 100 feeS On w
street west and 100 feet Isstreet north VII 6e sofa
thereon.
6 ON SATURDAY, TWRNTY- THIRD APnu. 1854.
Al t1tE O'CLOCK p. n, We viii O&af TOT SAFE IN
mont OF the premises the mentioned ropery.
D ID BRos.,..Auct's.
mhlS-d&ds 9th and Oests. nv.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NOR SALE-A SIX-ROOM HALL AND NEsTI-
bale House, with al modern improvements,
Cleveland ave NV. bet eth and 18th sts n W good
alley. cOncrcted street. NANTES, fixtures ralge
Easy terms 1nhs2-}t'
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They May be Happy yet.
ANOTHER WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS FOR THE WOULD BH
BRIDEGROOM.


This afternoon the alleged deserter, Ernst Won
Desileiski alias Won Shaufausen, whose arrest was
caused about the Sth or 9th inst. to prevent his
marriage. 1t was said was again before Judge
Macarthur on writ of habeas corpus MT. C. c.
Cole stated that the ground for the application
was the minority OF the petitioner, but suggested
an adjournment and asked that the Judge fix bail
The Judge fixed the hearing for Tuesday next at
IL O'Clock. The young lady, the affianced OF the
prisoner, is still in the city, and there may be ro
mantle marriage vet.
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GEf The Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS..
We have on hand full stock of thu Calstrafsd Chm
coso harness OF all kinds at Concord prices; also
Sole Agency for the
CELEBRATED WHITMAN sAppLEa
LuTz BIO.
ALI 4e7 PennA ave. next to Na&sona1 Hotel
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n NHANCEK1 SALE
u OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyED PROPERTY IN
THE EASTERN SECTION OF THE CITY OF

" OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN
WA as fG1tss D. st e. Or The CITY OF
the District Of Coiu1a6ia passed on the fifth day Nv
9 %ar FsbrT%s ay D. Is, lss7 il No. s4sI
DAY OF MARCH. 1857, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the
ton, in the District Of Columbia: "''AAs
FIRST The north four q! feet eleven I'D inches OF
trustee. on North Capitol street. between L and NJ
ds1 q the SAN DAx il Of
two {ss2 eighty three ga, eishtysioar 81 sishty
and one o one h@ndrea and two Sps
one hundred and three d03), one hundred and fonr
hundred and 81 one hun
hundred and twelve ql2). one hundred and thirteen
and east ssa
one hundred and thirty four da4), one hundred and
hundfed and r d Hundred sS
thrty-eght Q3S one hundred and thirty nine 39)
1Sfrs aa
d s and forty three CAB one hundred and forty
drsa aud %yydlsd aadT and
1853. one hundred aud sixty Jour Ie4@ one hundred
1 a on one hundred nd and .ns Sy,
st square numbered six hundred and seventy Jour
AK1 Also q THY the
FIRST. Original Lots numbered three CD and four.
in square numbered nine hundred and eighty six
afa M s a6akF nfdsh sasr
ere one M in ffon! q the Lots
eastl. nineteen lg twenty t2OI twenty.one CD and
southeast sausrenum6ered one thous and
and sH Il re az H9s
fSsh Sc
Ss iss 1ssSsse 1ssa
aanS a ye ana St thou
FOURTH, Sn the SAME DAY, a. QUARTER TO
aumbs9sd foSl 5 front os
18th sta hst e six Co. seven and nine
FIFTH os shs sAME FIVE 1873 ochock
% s and st one M
osfS FL sRs st
numbered four Ion between Ian snd r7h sss
i6h between and Sta so 81 n asys CO.. ten
one thousand ana and 'eh
q H. s4 iasHt
sta iGa s stb hYe ,; six o. corner and
ana ssne1 T ss eisei %
EIGHT On tie SANE ffEo p and @
O'CLOCK PM. in front Of the premises, Lot numbered
o E aa one thousand
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree:
OF !ne puchase money In cash. aud the balance ia one
ana a two years for which the
from the day OF sale, and secured bv deed az +r,st an
e so,d or al cash. ut All
Tune OF sale on each lot sold If the terms of sale arr
not SSmpned with III seven days from the day Of sale
cosi OF @ purchaser latter tve days previous
SAMUEL MADDOX, Trustee,
aga Louisiana ave.
X 8. DAVIS, Trustee
313 Az ST. NV.
HENRY E. DAVIS, Trustee,
Dr,>,o.,,,.>x 1873 Louisiana ave.
OONCANSON BhOS.. Auctioneers. mh1 -d&da